From Pretty Boy to Entertainment Mogul

This first film had an investment of 20 million, and the lead actor, who played the second male lead, received a salary of 6 million. The male and female leads should have received at least more than the lead actor, right? I'm thinking that this investment probably can't even afford to pay the salaries. Is this just making a film out of thin air?

I haven't even seen the subscribed part yet, but I was already hooked by the part where the protagonist casually gives Xiao Ke'er the script and then inexplicably goes up to her even though he said he was going to avoid her. I specifically subscribed to a chapter to ask: Are all the characters in the character list part of a harem? Is there any real affection between them? Or are they all just womanizers who only care about their physical desires?

At 21, the prime age for entering the entertainment industry, some people insist on going back to school for further education. By the time they graduate, they'll be past the age to become idols. Moreover, going to school at this age, especially if one is already famous, means that regardless of which school they get into, poor grades will make them a negative example of academic failure, while…

Change your name to "Entertainment Industry Playboy - Absolutely Must Be Popular"

I don't understand why anyone would take the college entrance exam. They're already 21, and they're not exactly a top student. They might even be used against them for academic smear campaigns later. Taking the exam at 17 or 18 and passing is one thing, but if they don't and go into the entertainment industry, taking it again, especially to art schools, will likely be seen as a way to "gild"…

At 21, it's not suitable to take the college entrance exam. Either you take it like those TFBOYS members at 18 or 19, or you do what the Korean trainees do and stop studying after high school to focus on the entertainment industry.

These flaws keep piling up, author! Are you trying to drive readers away? This book would have been better without these problems. The further you read, the fewer readers there are on the main site, which is evident from the number of comments.

Looking at the cast list, is it a harem?

There's something strange about this: shouldn't high school seniors be only 18 years old when they're normally in school? How come 21 is just the right age?

Seeing my roommates appear after I entered the school was really jarring... The reason a celebrity doesn't live on campus, besides being busy, is that they and their roommates are from completely different worlds. Also, it's easy for problems to arise on campus...